Is there any way the SQL is connected with MS Access?

Question

SQL, MS Acess

Answer 1

I am not really sure what your question is.

But a MS Access database can be installed on a server, and workstations can make connections to it. VBA code can be written with SQL to access this data.

Good luck

Answer 2

SQL or Structured Query Language is the most common language used to Query databases, SQL Server is also a brand for a database program. Access uses SQL in it's queries, and queries written for SQL server will work in Access (though not alway the other way around).

if you are speaking about SQL Server and Access as a comparison, SQL is better for handling multiple simultaneous database connections and it has better security.

So yes if SQL is the language used then it has a great deal of relationship, as the program they are similar, but SQL is more robust.

Answer 3

yes
form access you can link a sql database
or you can use the sql database as a access project

and from sql you can have a linked server using ms access if you need more details you can contact my

Answer 4

'Following script connect MSAccess/Visual Basic6 to SQL Server:

Dim db_server As String
Dim db_database As String
Dim db_user As String
Dim db_pass As String

Private Sub mytest()
Dim adoConn As New ADODB.Connection
Dim adoRS As New ADODB.Recordset
Dim sqlString As String

'set connections strings
Call SetPass

adoConn.ConnectionString = "DRIVER={SQL Server};" _
& "SERVER=" & db_server & ";" _
& "DATABASE=" & db_database & ";" _
& "UID=" & db_user & ";" _
& "PWD=" & db_pass & ";"

'Set the query
sqlString = "SELECT * FROM SQLTable1"

'Open connection
adoConn.Open

adoRS.Open sqlString, _
adoConn, _
adOpenKeyset, _
adLockPessimistic, _
adCmdText

'test if value of first record can be shown...
MsgBox adoRS(0).Value

'Close the recordset
adoRS.Close

'Close the connection
adoConn.Close

'Set the objects to nothing
Set adoRS = Nothing
Set adoConn = Nothing
End Sub

Private Sub SetPass()
db_server = "user1"
db_database = "labor"
db_user = "sa"
db_pass = "VBAccesspert"
End Sub

Answer 5

Yes! try to use import